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by Escapado 2y ago
Thanks for that link, I genuinely laughed out loud while reading some of those points! Love the presentation and what a wonderful reality check I can’t agree with more.
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by Escapado 2y ago
Interestingly that’s less energy than the mass energy equivalent of one gram of matter or roughly 5 seconds worth of the worlds average energy consumption (according to wolfram alpha). Still an absolute insane amount of energy, as in about
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by Escapado 2y ago
The devil is in the details and a very careful process and very careful wording of said law could mitigate that to some degree. I mean representative democracy could also be considered a system conflicting in principle with values underlyin
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by Escapado 2y ago
> "For the largest model size of 13B parameters, the MatMul-free LM uses only 4.19 GB of GPU memory and has a latency of 695.48 ms, whereas Transformer++ requires 48.50 GB of memory and exhibits a latency of 3183.10 ms" That&#x
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by Escapado 2y ago
I moved from Hamburg, Germany to Tokyo in October of last year. I would agree with their observation and have a few points to add that I found remarkable (some of them are probably a little specific to Tokyo): - In larger cities there are K
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by Escapado 2y ago
I wondered about the same thing but at the same time only about 5% of the training data is non-English and I would be surprised if the total amount of published text from all non English languages combined was also just 5% of all published
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by Escapado 2y ago
German reporting in. Disclaimer: I am biased as I think immigration is great and I wish the process was easier and faster for those seeking to live in Germany. I think your observation is sadly very correct and this minority is very well me
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by Escapado 2y ago
Super stoked to see this. The loss curves look like there is still some gains to be made from further training. Maybe I’m too stupid to read but I could not find anything on the amount of tokens this has been trained on except for some of t
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by Escapado 3y ago
I hate all that tracking and marketing bs as much as the next guy but if the marketing team is the main stakeholder and is responsible for the budget that won't work. I also might be a bit biased as a freelancer but every team I worked
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by Escapado 3y ago
Which is still about twice of what I paid for my entire bachelors and masters education in germany and it included a ticket for the entire public transport system in my city for the entire 5 years and full access to _very_ comprehensive lib
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by Escapado 3y ago
I just want to feed an LLM hunter x hunter episodes and get out new ones. But on a more serious note, I vividly remember when GANs were the next big thing when I was in university and the output quality and variability was laughable compare
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by Escapado 3y ago
Was at Onsen in Fukushima (Koriyama) when it happened. For two seconds I thought I was dizzy from the hot water until I realised what was happening. Luckily it was not much worse than the feeling you get when driving a car on the highway. I
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by Escapado 3y ago
Having moved from Hamburg Germany to Shinjuku a few months ago I would like to add that I am still astonished by how clean the streets are here despite there not being trash bins except for the ones for cans and the ones inside of konbinis.
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by Escapado 3y ago
I should have been more clear on what I mean: I am well aware that the job market is not optimizing for fairness but that is what people often judge situations on. I do understand how it came to all of this and how the situation is justifie
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by Escapado 3y ago
We don’t adjust salary for what proportions people manage or are responsible for in a lot of other fields, at least not to the same extend. And especially if we would go by responsibility. I earn about 3 times as much as the average school
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by Escapado 3y ago
Whenever I read something like this I sometimes wonder if there is a viable model for a consumer electronics company which works akin to a non-profit that has irrevocable principles it has to follow where something like this won't happ
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by Escapado 3y ago
Very valid points. But I would argue that guiding the user through a set of basal questions to exclude a bunch of fields and pages would do wonders for the whole thing. I get by alright but most of my friends and family find it utterly comp
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by Escapado 3y ago
For anyone thinking this is satire: It's suprisingly close to the truth. We have Elster for electronically submitting taxes. Apparently the Elster Project started in 1996. And all it is, is a digital version of the manual tax forms. It
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by Escapado 3y ago
I am very uneducated in this so please forgive my ignorance. These videos always look so insanely cool which I really like and from what I understand the scenes/radiance fields are always static and have lighting baked in. Is there a c
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by Escapado 3y ago
I was in japan for the first time earlier this year for 6 weeks. I travelled around with my japanese girlfriend and the first night we spent at a traditional inn in Hakone were we booked a private onsen later at night. In short: It was amaz
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by Escapado 3y ago
One of the comments on this site pointed out performance issues with the esp32. I never worked with IoT devices or these boards but I would like to dabble since they are relatively inexpensive but it got me to look up and find out that the
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by Escapado 3y ago
Interesting, thanks for sharing . Especially Ahref, Intercom and at some point the AWS bill make up the vast majority of the expenses. Chatwool on Railway for 5$/month would probably do the trick instead of intercom. At first glance 20
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by Escapado 3y ago
This whole saga is so exciting to watch. Maybe someone with a background in material science and/or engineering can help me out with a question: _If_ LK-99 turns out to be a room temperature superconductor how likely do you think it wi
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by Escapado 3y ago
A few little findings: - There is a rogue pr-4 on the free tier pricing card which makes the content sit left-aligned instead of in the center of the card. - In dark mode the clerk login / signup link at the bottom is hard to read in t
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by Escapado 3y ago
+1 for hot mulligan! Would add - Tiny moving parts - Bouquet - I feel fine - Hail the sun - Everything Anthony Green has been involved in - Body thief
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by Escapado 3y ago
Ostraca sounds like a heavier mix of Saetia and the old stuff from Raein. I dig it!
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by Escapado 3y ago
I usually eat 3 meals a day or two meals and a snack and I brush my teeth about 20-30 minutes after that so I guess it mostly due to my wish to get my mouth feel fresh and prevent staining if I had something like kimchi. 2 minutes twice per
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by Escapado 3y ago
Super exciting stuff and it got me thinking: could we genetically engineer bacteria to get rid of morning breath? I would like to think (and so does my dentist) I have very good oral hygiene* and I get regular checkups where everything is f
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by Escapado 3y ago
Just out of curiousity I let Wolfram Alpha divide the total land area by the global population and got roughly 0.0191sqkm per person. That’s about a 130m distance if people were positioned on a grid. Then I found that roughly 57% of people
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by Escapado 3y ago
I’ve never not been a developer in a „scrum“ team. And each org butchers the framework in one way or another. Dedicated scrum master? Meh, let the PO do it. Let’s estimate stories based on the time it takes to complete them and eventually m

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